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Sorry that I haven’t been posting fora few months, but I now intend bringing this blog back to life.

As many of you are already aware, Tim Lowe has a new horse-racing system out called the 2 Minute Trader System.

I’ve received queries as to whether this system works & whether you should sign up for the very reasonably priced monthly subscription of £34-96.

Normally, I would spend at least a month thoroughly testing out a service before posting a review – but I have decided to post a quick preliminary review giving my thoughts & experience of the selections that I have used over the past few days.

So here is the video: (It lasts about 30 mins & should enable you to decide if you should subscribe or not)

Another month has flown by so it’s time to show you how my betting bank has performed during March. The following short video shows you my Betfair Profit & Loss account. Also, I discuss the results & how they are guiding me to make each month more profitable. I also show how I expect to use compounding to grow the bank to a life-changing amount of money.

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Another month has passed so it’s time to give you an update on how my betting bank has performed during February. The following short video (10 mins) shows you my Betfair Profit & Loss account & discusses how my 3 main betting techniques have each performed.

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One of the questions that I am frequently asked is ‘Which is your best betting method?’

Given that I have developed such a wide variety of betting methods to choose from over the years, the question is a fair one to ask. Like most punters, my preference for using different methods has changed over time – these days I concentrate mainly on using the Football Cash Machine, Football Dutching Systems Method 1 and CS Lay Method. Whilst there is nothing wrong with my other betting systems – they do still work & I do make the occasional bet using them – I am always on the look-out for some new method to try out.

This means that my monthly betting results that I report on this blog contain a mix of bets – those made using the 3 main methods listed above as well as more speculative bets using new selection techniques that I am trying out. What I have not done is to analyse in detail how many bets I have placed for each type of bet (Football Cash Machine; Football Dutching System Method 1; CS Lay Method & Other bets) each month with the profit/loss for each type of bet.

I have now gone back over the past 3 months (the maximum amount of data that Betfair holds on my betting activity) & analysed the bet data in detail. The results have been very interesting.

The following short video goes through the data explaining what it shows & the table with the data is shown further down the page.

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If you have been following my monthly Betfair Profit & Loss screenshots on FootballProfits.co.uk, you will have seen that I initially grew my £500 betting bank to almost £870 before several losing bets knocked the profits back down. What I have now decided to do on this blog is to record how I am growing my bank & using compounding to build the bank back up to £870 and beyond.

How will I do this?

Initially, I was only using the tips that I post to subscribers on FootballProfits.co.uk – but now I will be using extra bets derived from a variety of other sources. I will not be revealing these sources to begin with – let’s see how things go over the next 2-3 months.

I plan to produce a video each month giving evidence of how my bank has grown (or reduced!) My bank balance at the end of July was £534-59p and this will be my ‘starting bank’ for this experiment. Unfortunately, I did not take a screenshot of my balance at the end of July but here is a Betfair screenshot that shows my bank balance at the end of Sunday 2nd August:

and here is a screenshot of my Profit & Loss over 1st and 2nd August:

If we subtract £19-48p from £554-07p, then we get £534-59p which confirms the starting bank figure I gave above.

What am I hoping to achieve?

As I’ve mentioned many times before in other posts, I believe that using ‘compounding’ is the best way to grow a bank. Here is a link to a video that explains what compounding is & why it is so powerful: